WHO GOVERNS KNOWLEDGE? A REVISED VERSION OF “EPISTEMIC GOVERNANCE” Censorship is not the only way to control knowledge. Funding freezes, grant conditions, removal power, administrative restructuring, and compliance demands can redirect research, discipline expertise, and weaken knowledge-producing institutions without censoring a scientist or banning a book. Today, I began circulating to U.S. law reviews a […]
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The Use of Force in a Reconfigured Global Legal Order: Venezuela, Iran, China, and the Indo-Pacific – Reflections from the 2026 SEALS Annual Conference – 2026 Southeastern Association of Law Schools (SEALS) Annual Conference Yesterday, I had the opportunity to contribute on “The Use of Force in a Reconfigured Global Legal Order: Venezuela, Iran, China, and […]
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Academic Institutions as Epistemic Institutions: Constitutional Law, Federal Funding, and Institutional Neutralization It was a pleasure to present “Academic Institutions as Epistemic Institutions: Constitutional Law, Federal Funding, and Institutional Neutralization” at the Constitutional Law Workshop, “The Administration’s Assault on Academic Institutions: Universities and Academic Freedom,” during the 2026 Southeastern Association of Law Schools (SEALS) Annual […]
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Corporate Accountability in a Fragmented World: Reflections from the 2026 Southeastern Association of Law Schools (SEALS) Annual Conference – Part 6 One of the most rewarding aspects of chairing discussion groups at the 2026 Southeastern Association of Law Schools (SEALS) Annual Conference is witnessing how scholars working in different fields approach common legal challenges from […]
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Governing Digital Transformation: Reflections from a Collective Conversation at the 2026 SEALS Annual Conference – Part 5 One of the distinctive strengths of the Southeastern Association of Law Schools (SEALS) Annual Conference is its discussion-group format. Rather than a sequence of formal presentations, participants engage in sustained conversations where ideas evolve collectively and questions generate […]
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Teaching and Researching Comparative Law in a Multipolar and Technological World – 2026 Southeastern Association of Law Schools (SEALS) Annual Conference – Part 4 Reflections from the SEALS 2026 Annual Conference Today, I had the pleasure of contributing on “The Future of Comparative Law in a Multipolar and Technological World” to the discussion group “Teaching […]
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Beyond the Virtual Classroom: Student Engagement and Community in Distance Legal Education – 2026 Southeastern Association of Law Schools (SEALS) Annual Conference Looking forward to contributing this afternoon at the 2026 Southeastern Association of Law Schools (SEALS) Annual Conference. I am pleased to participate in the Distance Education Workshop – Focus on the Students, taking […]
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SEALS2026 – Law, Governance, and Institutional Change in a Transforming World The 2026 Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Association of Law Schools (SEALS) provides an exceptional opportunity to bring together scholars from across legal disciplines to engage in sustained and interdisciplinary conversations on some of the most significant challenges facing law and legal institutions today. […]
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SEALS 2026 – Looking Forward to Another Week of Conversations, Collaboration, and New Ideas I am delighted to be returning to Amelia Island for the 2026 Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Association of Law Schools (SEALS). Each year, SEALS provides a distinctive opportunity to engage with colleagues from across the United States and beyond through […]
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Launching the Rome Summer Law Institute 2027: Law and Global Challenges in a Changing World I am delighted to announce the official launch of the Rome Summer Law Institute, an exciting new international academic initiative that will take place in Rome, Italy, from May 16 to June 11, 2027, hosted at the University of Washington […]
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